Mail issues on file at Seashore Bureau in Atlantic City
The latest issues of THE MAIL will be on file at the Philadelphia Inquirer's Seashore Bureau on Young's Pier Atlantic City for reader convenience. Reading rooms are provided and staff will assist guests. The Mail is also accessible at the Pennsylvania building on the Pan-American grounds Buffalo.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia Inquirer
Seashore
Young’s Pier
the Inquirer
Mall
Pennsylvania Building
Buffalo
Governor Delayed as Bills Await Review in Pike County
There are 295 bills with the governor but no action this week. Most are appropriation measures to be tabulated against two years of prior funding before consideration. The governor is away fishing in Pike county.
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Pike County
President McKinley Hails Hard-Line Clemency Stand
President McKinley receives broad praise for refusing to pardon Ellery P. Ingham and Harvey K. Newett, convicted for counterfeiting complicity. The piece also endorses Representative Frank McClain as a strong, popular Republican candidate for Congress to replace Brosius, expressing confidence in a smooth election path.
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McKinley
Ellery P. Ingham
Harvey K. Newett
Frank McClain
Lancaster
Congress
Brosius
Legislature OKs $4 million for State Capitol completion
The legislature passed a bill appropriating four million dollars to finish the State Capitol. A commission to oversee construction will be appointed by Governor Stone.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Stone
War tax relief eases business burden on receipts
The repeal of the war taxes since July 1 relieves merchants who paid taxes on bank checks and express and telegraph receipts. It is not the amount but the annoyance of stamping and remembering the Maine stamp that tired them.
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Maine
Republicans Renominate Nash for Second Term in Ohio
Ohio Republicans renominated Gov Nash for a second term praising a record of promises kept and pledging further actions that would translate into concrete performance.
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Ohio
Gov. Nash
Pittsburg Party Bound for Buffalo Fair Travels by Train
A Pittsburg party including Mr. and Mrs. Wentz and seventeen children traveled on fourteen railroad tickets to the Buffalo fair last week. The article notes Wentz will likely call the roll twice daily.
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Pittsburg
Buffalo Fair
Mrs. Wentz
Wentz
Oregon hybrid strawberry-raspberry claims explored
The article notes Oregon asserting a cross between strawberry and raspberry, while observing that nature already provides desirable fruit varieties. It presents a skeptical view of new hybrids and highlights lingering unmet wants in fruit flavors.
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Oregon
Polar expeditions seek the North Pole this year
Four polar expeditions chase the North Pole while questions rise about the value of discovery. The piece mocks lavish expenditure and notes a man with few revenue stamps still lingers, echoing past protests.
Buffalo Resort Image Sparks Bank Failure Debate
Buffalo proclaims itself an ideal summer resort while a New York bank collapse last week shows wind and watered stock cannot sustain a financial institution. Public opinion varies on the resort association and the financial setback.
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Buffalo
New York
Porto Rico Legislature Set to Meet on July Fourth
The first Legislature of Porto Rico will meet on the Fourth of July and it is hoped the proceedings will match the date. The best job printing is offered at the Mail office.
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Porto Rico
Mercantile Tax Payment Confusion After Legislature Change
Last Saturday was the final day to pay mercantile tax without extra cost. A misinterpretation of a legislative amendment grants treasurers 30 days to sue delinquents, but merchants mistakenly think they have 20 more days to pay.
Rejoicing in Elk County over apportionment bill
The Ridgway Advocate reports the Congressional apportionment bill passed at 9 o'clock last night. Enemies of J K P Hall are defeated as Elk County joins Hon J C Sibley in a strongly Republican district. Hall plans retirement from Congress, while Quay’s influence is questioned.
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Elk County
Twenty-eighth
J. K. P. Hall
Congress
Elk
J.c.sibley
Hall
Senator Quay
Ridgway
Village Improvement Society Spreads Across States
Warrenboro joins the village improvement movement alongside New England groups. Such societies, common in many towns, focus on attractive surroundings through better schoolhouses public buildings trees street paving and paths. The effort yields civic pleasure and tangible improvements, with financial gains often secondary to community pride.
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Warrenboro
River Bank
New England
Revenue Stamps For Re demption
Citizens possessing revenue stamps may deposit them with the local internal revenue collector where they reside or do business. Claims are sent to the bureau for auditing and approval. A warrant is issued to the district collector who refunds the claimant. Many claims will take time before payment reaches the public.
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Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Phila. Times
Etters
Aj J. B. Hotcoms
Arizona's Vast Pine Forest Defies Desert Image
Arizona houses the largest unbroken pine forest in the United States spanning over 8,000 square miles. Timber grows chiefly at 5,500 to 7,500 feet, with 10 billion feet of sawtimber available, enough to supply a populous state for more than a century.
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Arizona
United States
Hat etiquette in churches and theatres sparks eastern praise
A northern paper lauds the western custom of women removing hats in churches and theaters. The piece argues the practice should spread widely, while noting sermons fail to move a man amid a display of stuffed birds, weasels, chameleon skins, rib bones, beads, jets, and other adornments that feel like a spiritual wilderness.
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California
McClure's July issue features Kipling and four fiction pieces
The July number of McClure's highlights Kipling's Kim wanderings and Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's Within the Gates. It also includes four shorts a railroad tale a child story a character sketch and a love story each engaging and worth reading.
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McClure
Rudyard Kipling
Kim
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Kinge Epwako Delays Coronation to Next June
The ruler Kinge Epwako postpones his coronation until June next year. In the interim the public seems unconcerned by whether he reigns with or without a crown.
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Kinge Epwako
Mrs McKinley Accrues Wealth From Nevada Mining Claims
Reports claim Mrs. McKinley has secured a sizable fortune from old Nevada mining claims inherited from her father. The story notes possible wealth but remains unconfirmed.
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McKinley
Nevada
Bryan to stump Ohio for Democrats in bid to boost gains
Bryan discusses visiting Ohio to rally for the Democratic ticket, aiming to widen the Republican majority that party leaders consider durable. Allen at 221 Liberty Street is noted in the text.
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Bryan
Ohio
Allen
Liberty Street
Firefighters, politics, and markets in a crowded year
A varied roundup notes 77 million in federal funds at year end, the large numbers of paid and volunteer firefighters, and a heat wave in Youngstown churches. It covers Star route mail delivery, Quay election spending, German carp, a budget for the Order of Salon, pensions friction, harvest prospects, liquid air ventures, beet sugar expansion, and philanthropy to Harvard, Yale, and other colleges.
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Uncle Sam
Youngstown
Ohio
Post Office Department
New York State
Order of Salon
Gaskell
Evans
Philo. Times
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy relieves bladder and back pain and reduces water retention almost immediately for both men and women. Sold by Hertzel and Saner, Warren druggists.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, A
Antidiuretic advertised for bedwetting in Warren
The ad promotes Dr. EB Detchon's Anti Diuretic for children with nocturnal incontinence. It claims a cure at once and prices it at $1. Sold by Hertzel & Saner druggists in Warren Pennsylvania. It also notes Smiley & Bettis offer teas coffees and spices on Second Street at low prices.
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EB. Detchon
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Smiley & Bettis
Second Street
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